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Leeds to
Ashville: unnumbered, became SR 177 ca. 1949, became SR 25 ca. 1956, became US 411 ca. 1959
Ashville to
Gadsden: US 11 (SR 2), became SR 23 ca. 1928, became SR 25 ca. 1956, became US 411 in 1952
Gadsden to
Centre: SR 45, became SR 23 ca. 1928, became SR 25 ca. 1956, became US 411 in 1934
Centre to Georgia: SR 49, became SR 37 ca. 1928, became SR 62 ca. 1930, became SR 25 ca. 1956, became US 411 ca. 1947
Note that SR 45/SR 23 and SR 20 connected via
Cedar Bluff, became US 411 in 1934 until ca. 1947 (became SR 9 in Alabama ca. 1955, with SR 23 and SR 62 both ending at Centre until the big renumbering soon after) (originally SR 4 in Georgia until ca. 1929)
Georgia
Alabama to
Rome: unnumbered, became SR 4 ca. 1929, became SR 53 in the 1930s, became US 411 ca. 1947
Rome to
Cartersville: SR 4, became SR 20 ca. 1929, became US 411 in 1934
Cartersville to
Fairmount: SR 4, became SR 53
ca. 1928, became SR 61 in the 1930s, became US 411 in 1934
Fairmount to
Chatsworth: SR 2, became SR 61
ca. 1928, became US 411 in 1934
Chatsworth to Tennessee: SR 61, became US 411 in 1934
Tennessee
Note that the 1936 map shows US 411 in Tennessee as "proposed". The 1938 (official state) map doesn't show it at all, and the 1946 map ends it at Maryville. The 1951 (official state) map takes it through to Greeneville.
Georgia to
Etowah: SR 39, became SR 33 by 1951, became US 411 in 1934
Etowah to
Maryville: SR 64, became SR 33 by 1938, became US 411 in 1934
Maryville to
Seymour: unnumbered, became SR 71 by 1938, became SR 35 by 1946, became US 411 in 1934
Seymour to
Newport: SR 65, became SR 35 by 1938, became US 411 in 1934
Newport to
Greeneville: SR 35, became US 411 in 1934
Greeneville to
Bristol: US 511 (SR 34), became US 411 in 1934
There may have been some changes between Johnson City and Bristol in the early days, with a possible longer route via Elizabethton and SR 37 going to Bristol, but SR 34 went directly to Bristol by 1938.
Other notes
Alabama State Route 25: all of US 411 in Alabama; continues southwest for longer than it is hidden
Georgia State Route 53: US 411 from Alabama to Rome; continues east for much longer than it is overlapped
Georgia State Route 20: US 411 from Rome to Cartersville; continues east and west for much longer than it is overlapped
Georgia State Route 61: US 411 from Cartersville to Tennessee; continues south for a bit less than it is overlapped
Tennessee State Route 33 (primary, except near downtown Maryville): US 411 from Georgia to Maryville; continues northeast for longer than it is hidden
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Leeds to
Ashville: unnumbered, became SR 177 ca. 1949, became SR 25 ca. 1956, became US 411 ca. 1959
Ashville to
Gadsden: US 11 (SR 2), became SR 23 ca. 1928, became SR 25 ca. 1956, became US 411 in 1952
Gadsden to
Centre: SR 45, became SR 23 ca. 1928, became SR 25 ca. 1956, became US 411 in 1934
Centre to Georgia: SR 49, became SR 37 ca. 1928, became SR 62 ca. 1930, became SR 25 ca. 1956, became US 411 ca. 1947
Note that SR 45/SR 23 and SR 20 connected via
Cedar Bluff, became US 411 in 1934 until ca. 1947 (became SR 9 in Alabama ca. 1955, with SR 23 and SR 62 both ending at Centre until the big renumbering soon after) (originally SR 4 in Georgia until ca. 1929)
Georgia
Alabama to
Rome: unnumbered, became SR 4 ca. 1929, became SR 53 in the 1930s, became US 411 ca. 1947
Rome to
Cartersville: SR 4, became SR 20 ca. 1929, became US 411 in 1934
Cartersville to
Fairmount: SR 4, became SR 53
ca. 1928, became SR 61 in the 1930s, became US 411 in 1934
Fairmount to
Chatsworth: SR 2, became SR 61
ca. 1928, became US 411 in 1934
Chatsworth to Tennessee: SR 61, became US 411 in 1934
Tennessee
Note that the 1936 map shows US 411 in Tennessee as "proposed". The 1938 (official state) map doesn't show it at all, and the 1946 map ends it at Maryville. The 1951 (official state) map takes it through to Greeneville.
Georgia to
Etowah: SR 39, became SR 33 by 1951, became US 411 in 1934
Etowah to
Maryville: SR 64, became SR 33 by 1938, became US 411 in 1934
Maryville to
Seymour: unnumbered, became SR 71 by 1938, became SR 35 by 1946, became US 411 in 1934
Seymour to
Newport: SR 65, became SR 35 by 1938, became US 411 in 1934
Newport to
Greeneville: SR 35, became US 411 in 1934
Greeneville to
Bristol: US 511 (SR 34), became US 411 in 1934
There may have been some changes between Johnson City and Bristol in the early days, with a possible longer route via Elizabethton and SR 37 going to Bristol, but SR 34 went directly to Bristol by 1938.
Other notes
Alabama State Route 25: all of US 411 in Alabama; continues southwest for longer than it is hidden
Georgia State Route 53: US 411 from Alabama to Rome; continues east for much longer than it is overlapped
Georgia State Route 20: US 411 from Rome to Cartersville; continues east and west for much longer than it is overlapped
Georgia State Route 61: US 411 from Cartersville to Tennessee; continues south for a bit less than it is overlapped
Tennessee State Route 33 (primary, except near downtown Maryville): US 411 from Georgia to Maryville; continues northeast for longer than it is hidden